Meanwhile, Thomas Partey would have been a target for Chelsea, while the Gunners earned an 8 million pound loyalty bonus after not selling Mesut Ozil.
Follow ALL the latest Gunner news, updates and reactions below . . .
JULES’ CROWN
Arsenal star Tyreece John-Jules, who plays on loan for Doncaster Rovers, was injured while on overseas duty.
The striker ruled on Tuesday in England’s under-20 clash with Wales.
Rovers boss Darren Moore said the player had won “a hit” in training.
Moore told Free Press: “We haven’t shown anything yet, but we think it has a little bit.
“As he is a friendly, I think he was removed as a precaution.
“I have to find out what it is. “
WHICH IS A MI
Mesut Ozil receives the same amount each week on the sidelines.
Pretty good, isn’t it?
Only Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang earns more than in the Emirates.
MY BEING JOKING?
Mikel Arteta would save Arsenal after his resolve to freeze Mesut Ozil on his side.
The Gunners’ boss has included the German in a team for match day this season, with the 31-year-old’s last competitive appearance in March.
According to The Athletic, Arsenal had to pay the former Real Madrid star a loyalty bonus of £ 8 million in September after failing.
But they say the Northern Londoners have amassed money playing.
It has been claimed that Schalke’s ideal former leader obtains bonuses for each appearance he made due to a clause in his contract that he had signed in January 2018.
TAKE THE MICH
Arsenal are interested in reading the Michael Olise winger on MailOnline.
He claims that the 18-year-old is likely to “leave” Madejski Stadium.
But the Gunners face a fierce festival for their signature.
Leeds and Wolves are among the clubs that love him.
‘IT WAS SO BIG’
Arsenal’s new boy, Thomas Partey, has named the five Arsenal players he idolized as a young man.
He told Arsenal’s website: “When we were young, we used to watch so many games, when they had the Invincible season in 2004, they were very good.
“That’s when the hearts of so many people come.
“There were many wonderful players before. Ian Wright there, Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira, [Robert] Pires, [Dennis] Bergkamp, one of the best, and this season has been wonderful.
KEEP YOUR ED
Eddie Nketiah recounted his purpose-1 feats in England’s 2–1 victory over Turkey, which secured them the most sensible place in the Euro qualifying organization and also broke Alan Shearer’s record for purpose.
He also missed a penalty in the part of the moment before seizing the Young Lions’ moment over middle Ryan Sessegnon.
Arsenal striker said: “Turkey very aggressively. They were very strong. We were a little sloppy at first, but they all fought together. “
“We need to be much bigger than we were and we have been in other games. I think we’ll become more powerful next time, build on that and integrate it into the Euro. “
“It’s amazing. It’s smart to get all 3 numbers first, but to get the record and be together with the names and the players, it’s a dream come true.
GOOD MORNING GUNNERS FANS
Arsenal star Eddie Nketiah beat Alan Shearer as England’s most sensible under-21 scorer after Tuesday’s 2–1 win over Turkey.
Nketiah now has 14 targets for the U-21.
He told BT Sport: “It’s amazing. It’s smart to get all 3 numbers first, but to get the record and stand by the names and players, it’s a dream come true.
Meanwhile, Thomas Partey has promised Arsenal to fight for the name this season.
The new forty-five million pound boy said: “Coming to Arsenal makes me think that everything is imaginable and I know that running hard and giving the most productive of myself in each and every match I can meet your highest expectations.
“With Arteta’s presence, we have noticed that Arsenal are tough.
“Everyone defends and that’s the ultimate because we have a lot of strikers who can score goals at any time.
“I saw that everyone at the club was excited about the new coach and now our purpose is to fight for the name and get the club back in place. “
Eventually, Arsene Wenger suggested arsenal give Mesut Ozil one more chance on the field.
He told the BBC: “I think it’s a waste for him.
“First of all because it is in the years when a player of yours can produce more.
And it’s a waste for the club also because it’s a wonderful skill, an artistic skill that in the last 3rd can create this killer pass.
“The football that goes right now is a quick backpressure, fast transitions and everyone is betting the same thing.
“He’s kicked out players like Ozil, but let’s not say who this guy is. A world champion who played for Real Madrid. “
“It’s been the turntable of attendances, so you have to find a way to worry about it again. “
IRON-GET IT
Wenger has revealed that he “hated” Sir Alex Ferguson during his time at Arsenal, but he may not respect the legend of Man Utd.
It says in his new e-book “My Life in Red and White”: “Competition makes you hate the opponent. I think he hated me, and so did I.
“Every time we competed, it was a fight, very tight and nervous.
And it’s not like we had to deal with Fergie’s time as well.
“But when the festival ends, what’s left is a deep respect for guys like him, for what they’ve achieved and how long they’ve stayed in the pictures and dedicated their lives to it.
BY MARTIN LIPTON OF SUNSPORT
Man United and Liverpool can accelerate Euro Super League plans in a bitter turn if Project Big Picture is rejected.
SunSport said small high-level groups had been threatened through a European separatist league if they did not settle for the deal.
It emerged that Big Six can make millions if they get the right to sell up to 8 games per season on pay-per-view broadcasts abroad.
The club’s resources say the ultimatum came when most sensible groups expressed their non-public anger at the Big Picture Project proposals, adding that the Big Six were given a political veto and a basic change in the club’s source of income distribution.
TOM’S PROMISE
Tattoo enthusiast Thomas Partey is committed to fighting Arsenal by name this season.
The new forty-five million pound boy said: “Coming to Arsenal makes me think that everything is imaginable and I know that running hard and giving the most productive of myself in each and every match I can meet your highest expectations.
“With Arteta’s presence, we have noticed that Arsenal are tough.
“Everyone defends and that’s the ultimate because we have a lot of strikers who can score goals at any time.
“I saw that everyone at the club was excited about the new coach and now our purpose is to fight for the name and take the club to its place. “
FAN REVOLUTION
Premier League clubs are in a position to cause the “craziest assembly of all time” by opposing the Big Six Picture Project.
According to the Mirror, liverpool and Man United fan teams will provide a declaration of war on those plans.
This will also be supported by Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester City.
He says: “By launching this new plan, those who recognize that football will have to be reformed. That’s something we’ve been saying for many years. There are tips in this plan that have merit. “
“But we are totally opposed to the concentration of strength in the hands of six billionaire owners and the departure of the singles club, one voice and the collective ethics of the Premier League. “
“This component of the proposal should be abandoned without delay if other elements are to be seriously considered. “
Home ED
Eddie Nketiah beat Alan Shearer as England’s most sensible under-21 scorer after Tuesday’s 2–1 win over Turkey.
Nketiah now has 14 targets for the U-21.
He told BT Sport: “It’s amazing. It’s smart to get all 3 numbers first, but to get the record and stand by the names and players, it’s a dream come true.
– England (@England) thirteen October 2020
CALL LEYT
Leyton Orient leader Nigel Travis backs Man Utd and Liverpool’s Big Picture project, the coronavirus will wipe out Football League clubs in six weeks.
He told BBC Radio Five Live: “If clubs get nothing soon, clubs disappear, forecasting, in five or six weeks. “
“One thing I have to cancel is that this is a pandemic, but a football crisis that goes back many years.
“Before the pandemic, 75% of clubs were wasting cash, this continues.
“The pandemic, so to speak, has exacerbated the challenge and we want to solve it.
“I know you’re talking about ‘Project Big Picture’, it’s a wonderful proposition for us.
“It’s very promising and the clubs want it. Something like that has to happen. “
MONEY MAKERS
Premier League clubs will broadcast the classic Kick-offs from Saturday at 3 p. m. as a component of the new ‘Project Big Picture’, but only on their own channels.
According to the Times, one of the proposals stipulates that if the broadcast ban is lifted, clubs would have the rights to show their matches.
This means the possibility for clubs to generate even more fan money.
Starts Saturday at 3 p. m. have been the subject of a UK broadcast blackout that was lifted during the pandemic because enthusiasts were unable to attend matches.
Premier League clubs will hold a crisis assembly on Thursday where most will likely oppose the new structure.
KEEP THE GAME GOING
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PARTY TIME
Here’s the image that all Arsenal fans expect to see.
Partey nevertheless put his hands on a Gunners T-shirt!
The midfielder will wear the number 18 and could make his debut against Man City this weekend.
v Arsenal (@Arsenal) October 13, 2020
PART AND PARCELS
Arsenal star Thomas Partey’s father took a hit at Chelsea and Juventus, saying his son was waiting for a ‘bigger team’ to enter the middle of his movement interest.
Jacob Partey told My Joy Online: “Nothing bothered us because we expected a bigger team to come by Partey.
“We knew the [other teams]: Juventus, Chelsea, etc. “
“During all this, we knew that God was with us. From that minute on, we started dancing “Party after party”.
GRAND PITCH PROJECT
Man United and Liverpool’s radical plans to restructure the Premier League will be in an emergency assembly of all 20 clubs on Thursday.
The Mail says Reds John Henry and his United counterpart, Joel Glazer, held crisis talks Monday in the face of growing criticism.
It is believed that the questionable plan to grant the Big Six the right of veto and a higher percentage of transmission revenue may want to be diluted.
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WELL, I NEVER
Former Manchester United and Arsenal star Danny Welbeck is wanted in Brighton.
The striker has been left on his contract at Watford after being relegated to the league.
And the Mail claims Graham Potter will bring Welbeck back to the Premier League with a loose transfer.
ARTETA STRY
Arsenal, however, have discovered the right man to bring them forward in Mikel Arteta.
That’s for Gunner legend Arsene Wenger, who believes Arteta is doing wonders after the failure of her predecessor Unai Emery.
Wenger told the BBC: “He (Arteta) has the ingredients to be a very intelligent coach, a very sensible coach, but many of my former players had those ingredients.
“We have to give them time, let them do their homework however they want.
“He’s smart, he’s got a wonderful pastime and a strong character. And I surround myself with the right people.
OZ FEST
He has suggested that Arsenal give Mesut Ozil one more chance at the camp.
He told the BBC: “I think it’s a waste for him.
“First of all because it is in the years when a player of yours can produce more.
And it’s a waste for the club also because it’s a wonderful skill, an artistic skill that in the last 3rd can create this killer pass.
“The football that’s happening right now is a quick backpressure, fast transitions and everyone is betting the same thing.
“He’s kicked out players like Ozil, but let’s not say who this guy is. A world champion who played for Real Madrid. “
“It’s been the turntable of attendances, so you have to find a way to worry about it again. “
GUNNERS ABROAD
A handful of Arsenal players are in international matches tonight.
Bernd Leno is likely to be on the bench when Germany faces Switzerland’s Granit Xhaka in the League of Nations.
Dani Ceballos faces Ukraine in group four match, Spain to two issues ahead of the Germans.
Nicolas Pepe’s Ivory Coast is in action Japan, a friendly at the Stadion Galgenwaard in Utrecht.
And Eddie Nketiah is competing for England’s under-21 Turkey at Molineux.
SAK RACE
The news that Ben Chilwell is a member of the England national team can be huge for an Arsenal player.
Bukayo Saka was inspired against Wales last week and can now begin to oppose Denmark.
Kieran Trippier came as a left-back for the victory over Belgium in the League of Nations and also left the Three Lions camp.
Therefore, Saka may be online for his first competitive start for his country.
PAIN SPAIN
Spanish journalist José Damián González of the television show El Chiringuito gets excited about his claims about Thomas Partey.
Atletico Madrid is not satisfied with the midfielder for leaving the club in a deadline agreement, González believes Thomas is not ready for his trophy prospects.
He remarked, “Thomas left for the money. Everyone in every profession to earn as much as possible, however, went to get the money. “
“I’m going to say it now and I’m going to stick to that: Atletico is a team that Arsenal. “
SOME JOBS
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang says he is “proud” to donate one of his Premier League shirts with black lives matter to the Museum of London.
The museum is running with the Black Cultural Archives for an exhibition on London’s protests over the coronavirus pandemic.
He told the club’s website: “I am proud to be the last black player to be Arsenal captain and it is an honor to have the opportunity to donate my Black Lives Matter blouse to the Museum of London’s Collecting COVID project.
“I hope that this will be remembered as the moment when football opposed the entire bureaucracy of racism and that it will motivate young people for the future. “
v Arsenal (@Arsenal) October 13, 2020
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